Meet The Family by Fairlight [web]
meet the family by fairlight performing for one time only, live at bp06 the band: smash (lead guitar) - code, tools, synth, design, gfx reed (drums) - music kustaa (bass) - character modelling oyiseer (keyboards) - 2d gfx aln (taking hits from the bong) - 3d gfx the backstage boys: pantaloon - help, support and beta testing kenet - help on design and gfx concepts/techniques ryg/fr - kkrunchy, saving us many many many bytes right of admission reserved. fuckings to ukscene allstars, farbrausch, conspiracy, cocoon, tpolm, bdse, orange, noice, ate bit, dcs, rebels, scoopex, asd, tbl, haujobb, loonies, plastic, mawi, shitfaced clowns, mfx, calodox, tolou, triad, accession, hooy-program, rgba, stravaganza.. and greetings to lamers. come to sundown 2006, 6-8 october in england, and prove your manliness! boring tech info follows.. three performances on the bill: (setup dialogs are for lamers who dont fill their free space with nice 2d graphics) flt_meetthefamily_128.exe - 800x600, 4xmultisample, 512x512 shadowmaps. use this version for all the shit cards out there, although i really hope nobody with a geforce 5xxx series card tries to run it, it'll be a slideshow. also use it for nvidia 6xxx series - they support filtering fp16 textures, so the shadowmaps work fine at this res here. flt_meetthefamily_256.exe - same as above but 1024x1024 shadowmaps. use this for ATI cards, as they dont support fp16 texture filtering. (apparently ati dont consider it useful) flt_meetthefamily_512.exe - 1024x768, double size rendertargets everywhere. it's the compoversion, because they have a massive system that doesnt have fp16 texture filtering, so we compensated with huge shadowmaps. probably doesnt work on anything else. requires DirectX 9.0c, pixelshader+vertexshader 2.0, floating point rendertarget support, and 4x multisampling. tested on: - geforce 6600gt 128, p4 3.0, 1024mb, runs perfectly fine - geforce 5700 p4 3.2 2gb, it was a slideshow, dont bother - radeon x800, athlon 2500, runs perfectly fine - geforce 7900, p4 something stupid, 2gb, runs fine (no kidding) - radeon 9800 etc etc, works fine - ati firegl 3100 blah, fine but slow
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